Adoption information
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About Geofrey With One F
Full time menace, part time cuddle bug (only when the battery runs out)
Introducing Geofrey With One F
This little guy appeared quite magically. Found under a bunch of leaves and debris at 2 weeks old.
His tough journey didn’t end there however. Up until 3.5 months old, he was quite the revolving door, with cold body temperatures and trouble gaining weight. That didn’t stop him from slowly revealing his spunky personality.
He is now 9 months old and the healthiest boy ever.
He is lanky and he is long.
He has sooooo much personality, it’s hard to describe it in just a little blurb but we shall try!
He loves his crinkle balls, he carries them around the house as ‘emotional support’
He also loves to zoom around the house with his friends, often sounding like a long pony galloping throughout the house
He loves his food, always has been a big foodie even at 2 weeks old!
Once his done creating chaos for the day, he loves a bit of downtime with his foster parents, often found cuddling up in their arms or sprawled out on top of them as they sleep
A few things you need to know about Geofrey with One F
- he needs a kitty friend - he looks to a friend for guidance and some personality to download from them (he’s a real copycat)
- He needs quite a lot of enrichment such as vertical areas for him to bounce off of, dedicated playtime and making his dinner a little more difficult with puzzle feeders/lickmats - he can and will get bored.
- ‘Cat proofing’ is a must. I know how to open drawers and I will eat your most prized food (so keep anything that is kitty unsafe locked away!)
- I’ll need a patient household that understands that I will hurdle down the hallway at full speed and that I don’t quite understand the gist of personal space
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
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Adoption details
Sydney Street Cats Adoption Form
Question 1: your details
Name:
Email:
Address:
Post code:
Phone (home & mobile):
Are you an Australian Citizen or do you have permanent residency?
Question 2: your experience with cats
Have you owned cats before?
If so, can you provide us some details about how long you owned the cat for?
Have you adopted a cat before?
Have you surrendered to welfare agency or pound?
Question 3: your home
Do you own your home or do you rent?
If you rent, do you have landlord approval to keep an animal? Would you be able to supply a copy of your landlord's agreement to the keeping of the cats(s) if necessary?
If your home is an apartment do you have body corporate approval?
Do you have any other animals? If so, are they all desexed and lifetime registered?
Do you have children? If so, what are their ages and what is their experience with animals?
Does anyone in your household smoke?
Is someone in your household currently working?
How many hours are you normally away from home each day?
* We welcome the opportunity for you to send photos of the home you could provide?
Question 4: inside or outside home
We believe each cat has its own needs and some cats need to be inside/outside cats, but others should be inside.
- Do you want an inside or inside/outside or outside cat?
- If you intend your cat to have outside access, is the area it will have access to secure?
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This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.